On the video front, I've been givingKanye props since "Through The Wire." I thought it was incrediblydope how he told the story of his near fatal car accident through video footageand photos of his recovery.

He did it again with the video for"All Falls Down" featuring ageless beauty Stacey Dash as he rappedabout being shallow and navigated through the video without ever really beingon camera.

When I got to the third version of"Jesus Walks," the one that has a modern day Jesus wearing a crown ofthorns, sandals and holy tunic, I stood up at my computer and applauded. 

I have several more to add to thelist--"Flashing Lights," John Legend's "Ordinary People,"and my favorite "Touch The Sky."

Though Kanye's ego bothers me, he isreally good at what he does.

I just have one question, though: Whywould Kanye give Drake such a horrible video for "Best I Ever Had"? (See Craig Rosen's The New Now blog on Drake.)

Consider this: Lil' Wayne, Jay-Z, Nas, and Eminem, among others,have gone on record to

As we mourn the loss of Michael Jackson, the undeniable King of Pop, who succumbed to cardiac arrest Thursday, we take a look back at some of top news making moments in his life.

10) Michael Extends A Hand

Michael teamed with fellow pop star Lionel Richie to write the song "We Are The World," an All-Star benefit that included dozens of noted artists: Diana Ross, Willie Nelson, Bruce Springsteen, Bette Middler and Cyndi Lauper. The Quincy Jones produced song benefited United Support Of Artists For Africa and sold 800,000 copies.

9) Michael Amuses Himself
Since Michael's hectic professional work schedule prevented him from having a normal childhood, it is not surprising the he would eventually build his own personal amusement park. Michael opened the Neverland Ranch in 1988 on the lot of his estate in California's San Ynez Valley. The 2,800 acre attraction was both a zoo and theme park featuring a Ferris wheel, children's roller coaster, merry-go-round and exotic animals. Neverland was

The finalists for Ne-Yo's Bring It To The Awards dancer contest have been selected. Now, it is up to Ne-Yo's fans to help him pick the person who will perform with him at the 9th Annual BET Awards.

You have until Sunday, June 28, at 5 p.m. PST to cast your vote for your favorite dancer. Make sure to visit Ne-Yo's contest page on Dancejam.com.

Watch audition submission highlights in the video clip below.

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Chris Brown's record labelsquashed rumors Wednesday that newly leaked songs were actually old demos.

The clarification was importantbecause one of the songs in particular is called "Not My Fault." It would have beenin extreme poor taste for Chris to release that song just a day after strikinga plea deal, admitting guilt to one count of felony assault against his formergirlfriend Rihanna.

"Countering misleading reports of'new' Chris Brown music: there are no 'new' songs from Chris Brown currentlybeing promoted by Chris or his record label," a spokesperson for Jive Recordssaid in a statement, MTV reports. "There are several old demos circulating thatare being falsely promoted as new material from Chris."

The question that is not addressedin the statement is When was the song "Not My Fault" recorded? The lyricalcontent does not describe domestic abuse, but instead is about a man who had a flingwith a girl who is upset because she wants more from the relationship.

Chris sings, "See the